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Diversions Pigskin Prediction: As Go the Redskins... October 31, 2004 Since 1936, the outcome of the Washington Redskins' last home game has predicted the next president. When the Redskins have won their last home game, the incumbent party has retained the White House. Sunday, the Redskins lost their last home game before the elections to the Green Bay Packers, 28-14. Hear NPR's Jennifer Ludden. Listen Loading… Download Playlist
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Poll: Bush Leads Kerry, 48-45 October 31, 2004 The Pew Research Center releases the results of its final pre-election poll before Tuesday's national election. The survey has President Bush with a three-point edge among likely voters, 48 percent to 45 percent for Sen. John Kerry. The study has a 2.5-percent margin of error. Hear NPR's Jennifer Ludden and Pew Research Center director Andrew Kohut. Listen Loading… Download Playlist
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Analysis Campaigns Downplay Bin Laden Tape, Urge Support October 31, 2004 NPR's Jennifer Ludden does a final analysis of the presidential campaign with two political strategists: Republican Frank Donatelli and Democrat Donna Brazille. Even though the race between President Bush and Sen. Kerry has been close, both analysts predict there will be a clear victor. Listen Loading… Download Playlist
Bush, Kerry Urge Voter Turnout October 31, 2004 President Bush and Sen. John Kerry crisscross the nation from Florida to the Midwest on the last weekend of campaigning before the national election. The two candidates urged their party faithful and independents alike to vote Tuesday. Hear NPR's Andrea Seabrook and Don Gonyea. Listen Loading… Download Playlist
Bush, Kerry Tour for Votes October 31, 2004 President Bush spent most of Saturday campaigning in Midwestern states that have previously gone to Democrats. His rival, Sen. John Kerry, began a five-state tour with celebrities from Sen. John Glenn to Bruce Springsteen. Hear NPR's David Welna and NPR's Andrea Seabrook.
Legacy of 1800 Election Informs that of 2004 October 31, 2004 Even before political parties were the bureaucracies they are today, the tenor and nature of political dialogue was scurrilous. In 1800, the election between John Adams and Thomas Jefferson marked the first peaceful transfer of power between political parties. Hear professor Richard Beeman and NPR's Liane Hansen. Listen Loading… Download Playlist
Negativity High in 2004 Campaigns October 31, 2004 With just days left in this years presidential campaign, the candidates have thrown just about as much mud as possible. NPR's John Ydstie takes a look back at the nastiness of this year's campaign. Listen Loading… Download Playlist
Native American Voters Draw More Attention October 30, 2004 This year's tight presidential race has contributed to strong efforts to encourage Native Americans to vote -- and to make sure their voting rights are protected. Wisconsin Public Radio's Brian Bull reports. Listen Loading… Download Playlist
Candidates Seek Strong Finish October 30, 2004 With less then three days left until the election, President Bush and Sen. John Kerry are on the stump in the swing states. Hear NPR's Jennifer Ludden, NPR's Andrea Seabrook and NPR's David Welna. Listen Loading… Download Playlist
Bush, Kerry React to Bin Laden October 30, 2004 President Bush and Sen. John Kerry answer the most recent video tape released by al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden. Both pledge an all-out war on terrorism, while their campaigns snipe at each other over their respective responses. Hear NPR's David Welna and NPR's Scott Horsley.
Two Views of the Campaign in Michigan October 30, 2004 NPR's Scott Simon checks in with two volunteers, each representing their respective candidate, from the Michigan campaign. Listen Loading… Download Playlist
Kerry Reacts to Bin Laden Tape October 30, 2004 Sen. John Kerry reacted to the release of the latest video from Osama bin Laden with a statement of condemnation. NPR's Scott Horsley reports. Listen Loading… Download Playlist
Bush Reacts to Bin Laden Tape October 30, 2004 President Bush campaigned in Ohio yesterday. He responded with a short, defiant statement to the latest video released by Osama bin Laden. NPR's David Welna reports. Listen Loading… Download Playlist


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Abrahams, Sir Lionel Barnett (1869-1919), economist and civil servant, was born in London on 9 December 1869, the only son of Mordecai Abrahams, secretary to the Initiation Society. Educated at the City of London School and Balliol College, Oxford, where he was an exhibitioner between 1892 and 1896 and won ...
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Here he is in his pen. In this moment, he is resting on my lap while I type, which is definitely better than crying in his pen! Send him your healing thoughts!
Now that Snoopy is at least well enough to rest on my lap, I've got lots of great blog posts stored up to share, so let's start with Thanksgiving! This year, Snoopy was still at the doggie hospital, so I was really grateful to have so many culinary projects to distract me. Our family dinner is always done potluck-style... everyone brings some part of the meal. I really like that tradition because everyone has something to contribute, and also no one is too stressed out.
As always, I was in charge of the vegetarian entree. We didn't have too many vegetarians at this year's gathering, but two of them (my aunt and her boyfriend) prefer to eat no-sugar, no-salt, no-oil. So, I made a really great Three Sisters Polenta Casserole (from Healthy Hedonist Holidays) - and made 2/3 of it with salt and oil and 1/3 of it in a smaller dish without. The whole plan worked perfectly! The casserole was delicious: butternut squash, pinto beans, chili powders, corn, bell peppers... mmm! Very cozy and autumnal.
I also made a Pumpkinseed Pesto and Ancho Chili - Mole Gravy that went with the casserole, but I forgot to take a separate pic of those.
I also decided to make a Sweet Potato & Chipotle Gratin from Healthy Hedonist Holidays, but honestly, I didn't think it was much of a hit. I thought it was just so-so, and the flavors didn't really come together in a great way. Oh well! It's still always fun to try something new.
It turned out my mom and I BOTH made vegetarian dressing - oops, we should have coordinated! Nonetheless... since when is too much dressing a problem?? :) I made mine, based roughly on this little recipe from years ago - it's got apples and walnuts and sage and thyme. I love it!
Also, I made dessert! Although, weirdly, not many people wanted dessert this year... which was sort of a bummer. But at least it meant more delicious leftovers for us! First, I made a pumpkin pie. I always always use the recipe from Voluptuous Vegan, which is the same one in Vegan Pie In The Sky. I really love pumpkin pie. Also, it turns out that pumpkin pie is really a delicious breakfast the next day.
And - finally - I made an Apple-Pear-Quince Galette with orange zest and dark rum. SO GOOD. I got this recipe years ago from a magazine (though I added the quince), and over the years I tweak it a little this way or a little that way. It is just absolutely gorgeous and delicious. And, also very good for breakfast.
Here's my whole plate - (now you can see the mole gravy and pumpkin seed pesto) - compete with garlic mashed potatoes, my mom's delicious cranberry sauce, and all the fixin's. Plus, there was a giant salad that I enjoyed for my 2nd course.
I hope you had a great Thanksgiving. Truly, one of the things I am most grateful for is the joy of being a vegan and the wonderful friendships I have formed through the online vegan community. Thanks for reading my little blog!!! :)


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Glaucoma and race: a case for screening in Connecticut. | |
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This study is a review of the current literature regarding the relationship of primary open angle glaucoma and race. There is strong evidence that blacks have a much higher prevalence rate of this disease. They also tend to have a more severe clinical course. Glaucoma is the leading cause of irreversible blindness in blacks. The number of blacks in Connecticut with glaucoma is estimated to be between 14,000 and 21,000, and it is estimated that up to half of these cases are currently undetected. New technology has made screening for glaucoma more practical and cost-effective. This study suggests that glaucoma screening would be beneficial for the black population of Connecticut. |
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In a way, Dwyane Wade may be one of the most underrated basketball players of our time and space. While it may be odd to say this about a player that is looked at by peers and basketball writers as one of the top five players in the game, when you really look at it, Wade doesn't tend to get enough credit for what he does both on and off the court. Not only does wade still average over 22 points per game, but he is also a proven leader on the court. Sure, he may not score as many points as he once did (he won the scoring title in 2008-09, a year before LeBron took his talents to South Beach), but you can say that he may even more valuable now than he was then.
Dwyane Wade burst onto the NBA scene in 2003 when the Miami Heat drafted the Marquette guard fifth overall. Wade almost immediately started paying dividends for the Heat, taking the team to playoffs in his first year. Wade finished third in Rookie of the Year voting, mostly due to the fact that both Carmelo Anthony and LeBron came out in the same year. In 2004, Shaquille O'Neal was traded to the Heat from the Los Angeles Lakers making the team almost instant title contenders. Due to O'Neal's outgoing personality, he became hte face of the team, and while Wade quickly became one of the league's best, O'Neal was the focus of most of the attention.
For example, when they Miami Heat won their first NBA Title in 2006, while O'Neal got most of the attention, Dwyane Wade quietly won the Finals MVP. While the Heat were unable to make a splash the next couple of years (O'Neal left two years after the title), Wade did continue putting up All-Star seasons, winning the scoring title in 2009. It was in 2010, though, when Wade may have made his biggest long-term contribution to the Heat, when he met with fellow free-agents LeBron James and Chris Bosh to create the "Big Three" in Miami. Suddenly, the Heat became arguably the most revered, and reviled, team in NBA history. While the Heat failed to win the 2011 NBA Championship (they lost in six games to the Mavericks), they are favored to win it all in 2012, 2012 and beyond.
Today, Dwyane Wade consistently puts up 25 points games, though he tends to be known more for his leadership than anything else. He is the kind of player that demands respect from others on the floor. This is one of the reasons why on a team where arguably a top-five all-time player is center stage, Wade is looked at as the undisputed leader.


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I'm happy to be the first reviewer of this seriously good salad and hopefully get the recipe off to a flying start! I found as I was going to describe this, as "light and fresh," that the submitter had already described it perfectly himself. This was exactly what I had in mind when I was searching for a tomato-cucumber salad this morning and I found this one particularly appealing in that it called for three different acids - the balsamic vinegar, the lighter red wine vinegar and lemon juice. Loved it, especially with the lemon juice and zest, as I don't generally like the heavy, sweet taste of balsamic vinegar. Classic, Mediterranean ingredients and flavors, easily mixed in proportions to suit your own tastes - in my case that would mean a little more olive oil and no sugar. I seeded the tomatoes before chopping so as not to have their excess liquid in the salad. The salad, now hours after I put it together, is already even better since the flavors have had a chance to marry. Since fresh basil has a tendency to turn black, I will add that just before serving. Any leftovers (if there are any!) I plan to mix with some ceci beans (garbanzo beans) for a healthy, light lunch. Beautiful salad, full of flavor and pleasantly so!
Hi Folks, This is my recipe and i should have mentioned it was not my intention to pour all the dressing on the salad. Only what YOU like. Start lite and add it's the #1 rule of cooking. You can add but you can't take it out. :) Sorry for the confusion. I could not figure out how to edit my recipe once it was posted. Thank you all for the great reviews I'm thrilled you like it!
I really enjoyed this salad as a use for garden veggies! The dressing was nice and flavorful but not too radical - I did think it was a bit much, so i cut it in half. The second day I added tortellini to the leftovers - they were gone before I got any. I will definitely make this one again.


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NEW DELHI: The Election Commission (EC) has said it was "amply satisfied" with the "non-tamperability and fool-proof working of the Electronic Voting Machine (EVM)," and that its confidence in the efficacy of the machine has been fortified by the judgments of various courts and views of technical experts.
Even as the Karnataka High Court had hailed the EVM as 'a national pride,' the Commission said in press note on Sunday. It would, however, consider all the points raised and apprehensions expressed recently by political leaders and individuals on the EVM, and take all necessary measures to clear doubts.
On reports that a retired civil servant, Omesh Saigal, had proved to the commission that the EVM could be tampered with or manipulated, the EC said Mr. Saigal gave a letter to Chief Election Commissioner Navin Chawla when he met him on June 30. "However, no demonstration on the tamperability of the EVM has been given by him to the EC or to its officials, nor has the EC ordered any enquiry."
The Commission was receiving letters from individuals and other stakeholders on the possibility of the EVM being tampered with. In some cases, analogies were drawn to electronic voting systems abroad.
The complainants were asked to prove their point on the alleged vulnerability of the EVM. But so far, no one was able to demonstrate to the EC that the EVM could be manipulated. Various higher courts and the Supreme Court had confirmed through their verdicts the reliability of the EVM, when the machine's efficacy was questioned by petitioners.
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JohnsonsEvilTwin wrote:How about an agree or disagree function whereby the top 2 or 3 remarks can be viewed by everyone looking at the thread?
andrew wrote:JohnsonsEvilTwin wrote:How about an agree or disagree function whereby the top 2 or 3 remarks can be viewed by everyone looking at the thread?
I don't think that is such a good idea. This is used on another site and the "disagree" function is used as a tool to annoy other users rather than encourage disscusion. You can write a stone cold fact and still get a disagrees. It would just devalue the threads and it'll just attract trolls like on this other site. I won't mention names as I don't want to advertise this site.
jgh wrote:I would like to see a more effective method of recording agreement and disagreement, with a well made argument.
If there was something to show Like or Dislike (without counter argument) of post, the thread would be more condensed. This may also help reduce the occasions where people raising similar points to an earlier part of the thread.
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Bulk Xtend?
Originally Posted by Blesum - 02-06-2006, 11:31 AM
Probably not because people aready complain about the price even though we have it as low as it can go. There wouldn't be a large market for the bigger jugs. Where do you guys get your Xtend from?
Originally Posted by Derek_aka_Beast - 02-06-2006, 05:10 PM
Well, the sticker shock would kill people. Imagine $100 for 5lbs of Xtend!
that would be worth it though, and it would last awhile too
Xtend is one of my favorite supplements, however I'm curious as to what keeps the price so high. Is it the quality of the components? The costs of synthesizing it at a precise ratio? Something else?
Thanks. - 02-06-2006, 05:44 PM
Originally Posted by ivydude - 02-06-2006, 05:46 PM
Originally Posted by Scivation - 02-06-2006, 05:48 PM
Originally Posted by ivydude - 02-06-2006, 08:15 PM
I get mine from Bulk Nutrition if it matters. Been a customer for years and treated very well so I've never bothered to look elsewheres.
I'm not surprised to hear that Xtend is priced "as low as it can go" - 1000g bulk BCAA is only 11 bucks less, but tastes like crap, doesn't have citrulline malate, B-6 or glutamine in there.
The glutamine is cheap, but the citrulline malate isn't. However I feel that the citrulline malate is under dosed in Xtend and I end up buying citrulline malate on the side to mix into the Xtend or BCAA's. But that's a different subject for a different day.
I've been trying out the BCAA mega-dosing that Derek wrote about and am pleased with the results I am getting and plan to continue to do so for the foreseeable future. I feel that as more people discover the postitve effects of BCAA mega dosing, there will be more of a demand for BCAA's, especially in a more tasty, bulk form.
-Blesum - 02-06-2006, 08:20 PM
Originally Posted by Blesum - 02-06-2006, 08:25 PM
It costs MUCH MUCH MUCH less to put an unflavored powder in a plastic bag or unlabeled jug then to put the same product in a labeled jug with flavoring. Then you got manufacturing fees and all that fun stuff.
Originally Posted by Blesum - 02-06-2006, 08:31 PM
I'd rather pay extra for the flavoring then just do bulk BCAA powder. I have done both and flavored BCAA is the way to go.
Originally Posted by Blesum - 02-06-2006, 09:51 PM
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I too would like to know what bulk options are available. XTEND is really a great product.My The 1 LOG: http://anabolicminds.com/forum/steroids/254164-my-one-log.html - 02-06-2006, 11:31 PM
Has anyone ever done the math on Xtend vs making it yourself. Personally Im impressed with how good they come to being competitive with the raw prices of it. For just a couple bucks more you get a tasty bcaa drink. The price for Xtend was found at another site other than BN but you get the idea. I just did this for my own purposes but thought others might find it interesting.
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BN Bcaa 1000g 39.99 $0.039/Gram
BN Citrulline Malate Powder 75g 9.99 $0.133/Gram
PrimaForce GlutaForm 1000g 32.99 $0.033/Gram
Now FoodsVitamin B6 100/100mg Pills 4.99 $0.499/Gram
To make your own you'd need:
630g Bcaa 630*.039=$24.57
90g Citrulline Malate 75*.133=$11.97
225g Glutamine 225*.033=$7.43
.9g B6 .9*.499=$0.45
Total Price $44.42
Scivation Xtend
Bcaa 7g/Serving*90=630Grams
Citrulline Malate 1g/Serving*90=90Grams
Glutamine 2.5g/Serving*90=225Grams
Vitamin B6 10mg/Serving*90=.9Grams - 02-07-2006, 12:20 AM
Great post Nicholas. Xtend also tastes good and that costs them too... I don't see how they can go lower on the current price, except by going bulk, and even then, there's probably not more tha a few dollars to be saved. I'd be interested should Scivation or somebody else decide to go down that route someday.
This is a good thread.
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And one more thing,
I would like to thank Scivation for bringing such a great product at such a reasonable cost. I look at all my empty xtend cans and think "MMMMMMMmmmm, must get more!!"
Thanks guys.My The 1 LOG: http://anabolicminds.com/forum/steroids/254164-my-one-log.html - 02-07-2006, 05:49 PM
The day I tasted watermelon Xtend changed my life
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Graphics<Gameplay is all I can say.
Originally posted by Galadourn He's upset because, although you may think that what you're saying is new, it has been said hundreds of times in this forum over the past few months. Usually by people characterizing the DAoC-like influences (which are 3-sided combat and faction lock) as an evil perpetrated on the loyal TES community by unscrupulous, moneygrubbing "DAoC rejects." Sorry to burst your bubble but your ideas are not original. |
If you have not already adjusted your expections to modern MMOs, you probably should do so or you continue to be dissapointed. My expections for ESO:
"The person who experiences greatness must have a feeling for the myth he is in." |
Originally posted by Caliburn101 I never would have imagined that there would come a day when I could agree with one of your posts in its entirety. What next, world peace? +1 |
Originally posted by Iselin They may not be original, are they valid, however? As i said in another post, DAoC is not inherently bad, however it requires a sort of game design that's very alien to ES mentality. http://kck.st/Xo38HT |
Originally posted by Galadourn A basic problem with your premise is that you are assuming there is one single "ES mentality" and that your interpretation of the term is correct. My own particular "ES mentality" has never seen any problem with 3-sided RvR or PvE area restrictions when they decided to bring a single-player franchise and adapted it for MMO play. But then, I've been playing MMOs about as long as I've been playing TES games. I have opinions about what type of MMO I like that are totally independent from what single player games I like. This part of the TES design--which is by no means all of it--is a welcomed change from the WOW-like focus of most AAA MMOs. I like it. |
not upset, annoyed by all the misinformation that gets spread around here. if you were talking about the pvp only i wouldn't say a word, yes they are using 3 factions and having one area dedicated to "rvr" like Daoc had, i get that and agree its like what Daoc had. beyond that? i don't see anything similar to Daoc other than standard mmo elements. based on the info that we have, if i was to compare this game to another already existing mmo, it would be GW2....even though its still hard to say. Daoc didn't have combat anywhere near what TESO will have, the lore is nothing like it, graphic style, pretty much anything and everything we know right now about TESO is nothing like Daoc aside from the factions /area lock and the way they handle pvp (not the mechanics of it) so when someone says "this is as Daoc as it gets" yes i do get annoyed by that. by the way, i am an ex Daoc player and i would have a serious issue if they made TESO a Daoc clone, from a PVE standpoint. so i understand the concern. |
I saw the 20 min vid and could not beleive what I saw. It did look like junk and very generic in its gameplay. No way was this what I was expecting, and I was initially disapointed. But then taking things into consideration like it being in early beta, comparing to other betas I have been in, and lots of time until release, I'll still hold off judgement for now based on a crappy vid. I ran into another vid of ESO from pax, the turtorial one with an Orc, and it essentially disproves (at leatst for me) a lot of what that 20min leak showed. google eso pax turorial video if you have not seen the vid I am refering to. The game looks beautiful and well done with ES elements. |
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A guy threw this link up on a form last night and said it was a WOW expansion. Started to play it on my 2nd monitor and didn't pay much attention. After a bit I realized it was definitely not WOW so I paid attention. My exact thought was "hmm looks like an older MMO that somehow missed my radar, wait, oh, it's TES." The graphics don't look epic but I don't care about graphics. The gameplay looked ok. Nothing amazing, but ok. I may not like the direction TES has taken, but who knows, it might be a low res beta build or an old alpha etc. A lot of unknown factors. Did it look AAA, no, honestly, not really. mmorpg.com/blogs/Xobdnas |
Gameplay level 1-10 doesn't mean a thing and I want to see proper RvR action and PvE-group combat before I jump to any conclusions. With that said, I was happy to see a fight with a mudcrab, nothing is more TES than mudcrabs. |
Originally posted by Shaigh HAHA that mudcrab almost handed him his ass too. Dude never used any of his abilities except the standard fireball. Yes the graphics looked rough, but most games don't put out the full polish until later versions so really can't look at that too much. Seems like they are trying to dial in the networking side of things still, only the second small beta so really nothing much to doom and gloom about yet. The gameplay looked smooth so far though. Still need to see some PvP since that will be the reason I'm interested in this game the most. I'm sure the PvE will be fine, as long as its not easymode. |
Only red flag I noticed was dude getting hit when nothing was actually hitting him. I hate that kind of gameplay where you take damage from objects that havent even collided with your character. Other then that it looks pretty eso to me in terms of world and character creation. I just hope dice rolls don't rule the day!
I expected very little, and it looks like that's what I'll get. I'm not disappointed, in fact I'll probably save some money off of this. Sorry if it offends anyone that the game looks cheap and ugly to me, it just does. Coming from someone who doesn't care about RvR or the lore, I swear I've played this game half a dozen times already going by the lame, clunky combat footage. Hopefully I'm wrong. |
I will hold my judgement until I play it But from what I've seen I was not disappointed, nor in awe, it was just so-so, alas I never held any expectation for this game tho "It has potential" |
I will say I'm alittle disappointed. When I first heard Elder Scrolls Online, I had never played an Elder Scrolls game but immediately bought Skyrim and LOVED IT. Definitely missed out when it launched, but was glad to be able to still buy it and catch up to the times. I expected Skyrim, but Online. Thats it. Dont change a thing. Tweak a few things here and there to better suit an MMO, but do whatever is possible, including inventing new systems, to make sure it stays as close to skyrim-like as possible. Then came the info of RvR focused and DAoC-clone. I was immediately turned away because I began to see that the main focus of the developers was PvP and not PvE. Now I've seen all the debates about how PvE is expensive, time consuming, and gets eaten up by players way to fast to be kept up with by the devs. PvP is so much easier and players create their own content that way. First thing I thought of in that debate was, "ok, so basically PvP is a cop-out by devs, and....thats ok? by some players?" Well not me. I'm a firm believer that PvP is a side-dressing to PvE. A side-dressing that is just as important as PvE but should never overshadow it. A 60/40 relationship in my eyes. The thing I do find interesting is Cyrodil and how it seems to embody a perfect marriage of PvE and PvP. I find that great and hope it succeeds, but I believe someone needs to come in, kick Matt Firor's ass and say "No sir, you shall not make this RvR/PvP focused and you need to start bolstering the PvE alot more than you have been." Removing the zone lock was a start, but far from finished. Next is remove all invisible walls. After that remove this whole instanced zoning 50+ and 50++ areas. I WANT to see a level 50 enemy go by me and see myself go, "Oh crap thats a 50, shit I hope he doesnt notice me." If I don't wanna get attacked and ganked then I don't flag for PvP, simple as that. |
I wasn't surprised at all. I've played Oblivion only, from the Elder Scrolls series, and i knew what to expect, from the art-style to the combat. This is what Elder Scrolls feels and looks like. The only thing that disappointed me from that video, was the voice-overs; some of them didn't match up with the dialogue and npc's talking. I'm not really concerned about the UI either, since that will be able to be modified with 3rd party mods.
Originally posted by observer The voices should definitely improve. GW2's VO work was one of the last things to be changed, and as far as I know (and someone else mentioned), some of those NPC's aren't voiced by "people", they're using placeholder Microsoft Sam-type programs. The VO work in the ES games was never my favorite, but it was definitely good. I expect the same quality from ESO, if nothing else. |
Sounds are very often fixed last by freelancers and such, bet that is the thing here. Yet I find it funny how I said this will be just another bland MMO, people bashed and hated on me just like when I said the same about GW2 and in just a short while they all go hyping the next game like it was the second coming of jesus or some shit. Hypetrain CHOO CHOO!
Originally posted by Kuro1n I find it more of a reason to "hate" on you because you're acting like predicting that people will jump on the next hype train is some kind of superpower, when I see it more as an inevitability. Seriously, whatever your feelings about a game, everyone knows this already. PS: Because you said a game was bland doesn't mean it was. I know, I know. Shocking how reality works. |


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1. Mercy When a supporter for the mayor elect is found dead, Frank is put on the spot when the mayor wants him to position it to the public as a random act of violence.
2. Friendly Fire When Danny shoots a cop who failed to identify himself, he is put on modified assignment and must face an Internal Affairs investigation, which delves into his personal state of mind that day.
3. Critical Condition When three men attempt to rob a bank, Danny discovers that one of the perps happens to be a former cop.
4. Innocence Erin reopens an 18-year-old rape case, in which Frank was the arresting officer. Meanwhile, Danny and Jackie investigate the murder of three teenagers in a park, who seemed to have been killed for no reason.
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6. Black and Blue Frank deals with a political crisis after Jamie and Renzulli enter a religious center in response to a 911 call and are injured by the church's security team who prohibits them from entering.
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17. Reagan V. Reagan As Erin prosecutes a woman accused of killing her husband, the defendant's attorney is murdered and Danny is assigned to the investigation.
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Space God 5/14/2006 12:10:10 AM
DON, DON. DON. Why are you a debunker? Stupid? Of course! YOU are an MIB? DEBUNKER? Enemy of truth? Don, see the FACTS and wake up to yourself. Stop debunking aliens and HYBRIDS. Understand. Goodbye.
ONtheWAYout 5/14/2006 10:19:10 AM
chicken AND space god: You are quite obviously one and the same person. Anyone can see through that. If you had bothered to look at the last time Don Tago posted, it was clear back on Jan. 4, 2004. He hasn't been around since then. It is folks like you who ran people like him away from this forum. Don't expect a reply from him. He has gone on to bigger and better things. Fortunately for him. And NO, I am NOT a debunker or naysayer like him in the slightest. He did have a lot of interesting things to say, quite unlike your posts. OUT
Space God 5/15/2006 3:23:39 PM
ONTHEWAYOUT, you and BOZO THE CLOWN are also the same person? Correct? Obviously. DON IS GONE FOR SO LONG = excellent news. We don't need debunkers here. Why don't you ADMIT TO BEING an MIB or HYBRID.(perhaps both) I am not chicken. CHICKEN is likely an MIB (or hybrid) spreading disinformation. OUT - stop being a troll and contribute something useful (not debunking) OVER AND OUT. Goodbye.
The_Saint 9/4/2007 1:30:43 PM
This is so stupid. People like you are so annoying. I read the first few paragraphs and i had read enough. Why dont you open the eyes in your fat head and you will soon realise that UFO's are real and that Earth is being visited by aliens. It is rubbish that people believe in this for comfort and religious reasons etc. People just belive in UFO's because they are real. I had seen UFO's on two occasions and photographed them. So dont tell me rubbish reasons as to why I believe in UFO's and aliens


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ONE CAN see that the tribal members now consider the Latuga couple as part of their tribe. But Lanie herself admits it was not like that at the start. They had to show the tribe members that they were really sincere in their desire to help them. "Napaso na kasi sila ng maraming beses noon (They've had many unpleasant experiences in the past)," says Lanie. The tribal members have been disillusioned with various "volunteers" who promised to help improve their living conditions, taking videos of the miserable condition of the tribe to solicit donations locally and abroad. But after these "volunteers" left, they have not heard from them anymore.
Lanie and Ely had to show the Dumagat that they were different from these people and were sincere in their intention to help. They are transparent to them with all the assistance they receive, and everything is accounted for. The tribe can feel the couple's earnestness to help them, and they have their full trust in them.
Ely and Lanie left in the lowlands their family of four children, three of whom are already married. The youngest child was in college when the call for them to serve the Dumagat beckoned and they could not say 'No' to the call. Their youngest child was forced to stop schooling because of the couple's decision to pursue their missionary work. "We had to explain to our children that sometimes, one has to forsake oneself or one's family to help other people who have much bigger and pressing needs," relates Lanie.
We salute Lanie and Ely Latuga for their selfless dedication to serve a community in need. The majority of us, myself included, won't be able to muster enough courage to do what they have committed to do, but I'm sure many of us would also be willing to help them continue their missionary work. All those who would be interested to help Lanie and Ely, and the Dumagat community they're serving may contact Angeli Mamaril of the For God's Glory Foundation at 8920723 or 24 or 0917-8835942. May their tribe increase.
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